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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
6
The Buckaroos overwhelmed the Pendleton Bolse eight to six at Round-up Park in a noisy season opener. Berger and Finley led Boise’s offense with multiple hits as Boise built a late lead, while Pendleton’s pitching struggled amid several errors.
Bolse greets crowd with an ivory knop while Sam Guy shouts for all to stand. Rader’s preaching tone appears as Varin draws boos from rivals. Reams makes a sensational catch on MecKune and Lorell nicks a base with a gimpy leg. Umpire Purasides handles his first game here as Gimlin just misses a call. Hall misses Boise clash due to Idaho Falls duties. Dad laments Elmusser’s loss.
A vintage style advertisement extols Cyrus Noble whiskey as mild in character and richly aged in charred barrels and steam heated warehouses. It claims a palatable flavor and mellowness and notes it is sold to first class dealers worldwide.
Baker City turned the tables on North Yakima with a 6 to 5 victory as the game stayed ragged from the start. Yakima pitcher Kile booted two fielding errors and cost a rally by trying a two bagger for three. Manning opened for the Gold Diggers but was deriched in the second.
Walla Walla Bears suffered a 6-2 loss to La Grande as Southpaw Jamison struck out 15 and held the Bears to six hits. Lundstrom homered for Walla Walla, while La Grande capitalized on timely hits by Jamison Corbin Nadeau and Luttrell to pull away.
The account describes a chaotic baseball game with Chapman receiving a wild welcome, Berger pitching erratically for three innings, and Boise's defense holding early. Umpire signals, Herrera-like bursts, and Friene’s strong hitting are noted. Boise’s third baseman Blausser makes an error. Farell to Keokuk and Augustus nearly hits a homer. Fans sometimes pull boneheaded moves too.
Hood River April 10 Dr KR Swinburne son of BE R Swinburne longtime eastern Oregon physician died recently in Seattle He attended the Hood River appraisement of his father estate Personal and first mortgage notes in Oregon valued at 76000 dollars with substantial Washington property pushing total estate value to about 100000 dollars Heir to the estate is Dr R B Swinburne the sole heir
An old promotional piece extols S. S. S. 8.8 as a bracing blood purifier that revives tired nerves and muscles, clears skin, drives out rheumatic pain, and restores vitality. It claims to cure numerous ailments linked to sluggish blood and urges readers to obtain a bottle from drug stores or write the Atlanta Ca laboratory for guidance.
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